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The Beachwood Radio Hour #43: The Endorsement CharadeWatch the Tribune and Sun-Times pretend the script isn't already written! Plus: Chicago Whines; Fire Brian Williams; Journalism Under Attack From The Inside; The Lyingest Administration In Chicago History; and Me And My Medicaid.
SHOW NOTES :00: Strawberry Rock Show. * A Beachwood Radio Special Edition: Diary Of A Lost Pregnancy. * The Beachwood Radio Sports Hour #37: The Big Gloom. 3:55: Alestorm at Mojoe's in Joliet on Saturday night. * Pirate metal. 6:25: The Endorsement Charade. * Tribune: For Mayor, Rahm Emanuel. * TribNation with Rahm Emanuel. * Romenesko: Tribune Spends Huge Sums To Investigate Rahm Emanuel - Then Endorses The Guy. * The Beachwood Radio Hour #27: Endorsements Are Bullshit. * The Beachwood Radio Hour #28: The Sun-Times Is A Hot Mess. * Sun-Times: Rahm Emanuel Has Earned Your Vote. 18:56: Low Swans at Subterranean last Wednesday night. 21:05: Grab Bag.
* Dear Chicago: Stop Whining About Your Fucking Side Streets. * This Is How They Do It In Minneapolis. * Fire Brian Williams. * David Carr: Brian Williams, Retreading Memories From A Perch Too Public. * The integrity of journalism remains under attack - sadly, from within. * Maureen Dowd: Anchors Aweigh. * Variety: NBC Execs Had Told Brian Williams To Stop Telling That Story Years Ago. 37:24: Crybaby at Bottom Lounge on Friday night. 39:15: The Lyingest Administration In Chicago History. * Barbara Byrd-Bennett Lied In The Pages Of The Sun-Times. * Mayor Rahm And His Administration Struggle To Tell The Truth. * Reversing Rahm. * Which Side Are You On, Eric Zorn? 1:00:50: Jonny Craig at the Bottom Lounge on Saturday night. * The Chris Robinson Brotherhood at Park West on Friday night. * Robbie Fulks and Lydia Loveless at the Hideout on Monday night. 1:03:35: Me And My Medicaid. * This is me trying to tell the Medicaid redeterminer that someone can now qualify for Medicaid based on income alone, without kids or a disability: - When I worked in phone rooms, whoever was available was the "supervisor." You'd yell out "I need a supervisor," and the next person to end their call would walk over. Rarely was it anyone with managerial power or special expertise. - Tim Willette STOPPAGE TIME: 20:48 - For archives and more, see The Beachwood Radio Network. - Posted on February 9, 2015 |
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